2003

Why Islam? Proofs of Modern Science

Language
English
Year
2003
Pages
50
Translator
Mohammad Mahmoud Ghali
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Why Islam? Proofs of Modern Science

Why should an intellectual embrace Islam? We shall try to prove herein that the truth and perfect of the Qur’an, revealed between the years 611 and 632 A.C could not have possible been the work of Muhammad (Peace be Upon Him), the Prophet of Islam (Peace be Upon Him), nor of any human being in history.

It could only have been an outside revelation of Muhammad (Peace be Upon Him) from a most knowledgeable super-natural source. The role of the Prophet (Peace be Upon Him) did not exceed that of an honest Messenger, as well as a human model for all mankind.

Our approach will be both scientific and historical. We shall repeatedly underline certain verses of the Qur’an that have stated or pointed to some modern scientific facts and concepts, in unequivocally precise terms. Such facts and concepts were beyond the reach of human knowledge at the time of revelation and for centuries thereafter. This establishes beyond doubt that the source of Qur’an is: Superior to mankind, Absolutely Knowledgeable, and Most Truthful.

Title
Why Islam? Proofs of Modern Science
Translator
Mohammad Mahmoud Ghali
Year
2003
Pages
50
Language
English
Format
PDF
Added
April 14, 2015

Nabil Abdelsalam Haroun

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